Review: Eximius: Seize the Frontline Is an Ambitious Hybrid
There was a time in my life where all I would play was first person shooters and the occasional real-time strategy game. The concept of a game that mixed first-person […]
Antal is video game advocate, retro game collector, and video game historian. He is also a small streamer, occasional podcast guest, and writer.
Review: Visually Striking Shattered—Tale of the Forgotten King Suffers from Lack of Polish
I’m a sucker for soulslike games. That’s why, when I had the opportunity to review Shattered—Tale of the Forgotten King, I was excited to give this visually striking game a […]
Review: Flow Weaver Has a Great Premise Marred by Bugs and Control Issues
Virtual reality hasn’t quite reached its full potential. There are all sorts of experiences out there to try, but if you’re like me, action packed games with fast movement are […]
Review: Build a Wall to Stop the Mongol Hordes and More in Stronghold: Warlords
I’m a newcomer to the Stronghold series. It turns 20 this year, so I’m a little surprised I’ve spent little to no time with the franchise. Still, I’ve always been […]
Review: Monster Energy Supercross 4 Is a Hearty Chunk of Supercross
Since I started reviewing video games, I’ve developed a newfound love for racing games. Before, I used to say “I’m not that big of a fan” but the real issue […]
Preview: Glass Cannon Twin Stick Roguelike Revita Enters Early Access Today
I love twin stick shooters, and when combined with roguelike gameplay, there have been some standout games that make it a winning formula. I think the biggest one that comes […]
Review: Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 is Meaty Monster Truck Mayhem
I was never into monster trucks when I was a kid. But playing Monster Truck Championship late last year gave me a new enthusiasm for the big wheeled motorsport. There […]
Preview: There’s a Reason Valheim Is a Phenomenon
I’m sure you’ve heard of Valheim already. This indie game, made by a five person studio, has skyrocketed in popularity in the month or so it’s been out. There have […]
Review: The Foregone Conclusion: Beautiful Visuals Pair with Fast Action for a Great Game
There has been a renaissance with action side scrolling games in the last five or so years with some really great titles. And who doesn’t love a good action side-scroller? […]
Review: The Battle of Polytopia Is a Fun Micro 4X, Now With a New Tribe
There are a lot of crappy mobile games out there—those that use monetization more like a game mechanic than just as a way to sustain their studio. I never heard […]
Review: Favorite Pocket Color Game SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium Now on Switch
I’ve been a huge fan of the NeoGeo Pocket Color releases for Nintendo Switch. I never had a Pocket Color when I was younger, so I missed out on its […]
Review: Dry Drowning Is a Dark Mystery Now on Nintendo Switch
Visual novels have enjoyed steadily popularity despite their somewhat niche status—they’re not quite novels, but they’re not exactly fast paced enough to be adopted by the mainstream. Still, there have […]